Kansas · Kansas Statutes Annotated — Chapter 22, Criminal Procedure
K.S.A. Ch. 22 § 22-3102: Privilege against self-incrimination; grants of immunity
What this law says, in plain English
Prosecutors may grant witnesses transactional immunity (full protection from prosecution) or use immunity (preventing testimony from being used against them). Immunized witnesses cannot refuse to testify on self-incrimination grounds, except for federal crimes. Perjury committed during immunized testimony remains prosecutable.
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